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by bspammer 9mo ago
I think your comment was not written by an LLM.
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by bspammer 9mo ago
For checking accounts, I have a list of rules that each transaction passes through. If a rule matches it generates the double-entry transaction going from the checking account to the account listed in the rule (or vice versa if the amount i
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by bspammer 10mo ago
I go a step further than this, which is to make the beancount files 100% generated by a program - no manual edits allowed at all. I have a version-controlled directory with the raw data (csvs, pdfs, weird text formats) from a bunch of diffe
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by bspammer 10mo ago
> Other than Minecraft, can you name one successful game written in Java? The other major one would be RuneScape.
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by bspammer 10mo ago
Doing all this in an hour is such a good example of how absurdly efficient you can be with LLMs.
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by bspammer 10mo ago
Claude code does it, to a precision of 1 digit of a percentage. That’s more than enough to be useful.
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by bspammer 10mo ago
I assume you mean literal cash here. I can’t imagine anyone preferring to have $20 in their Amazon wallet over $20 in their bank account
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by bspammer 10mo ago
As the sibling comment said, the worm used stolen GitHub credentials from other victims, and randomly distributed the uploads between victims. Also everything was double base64 encoded which makes it impossible to use GitHub search.
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by bspammer 10mo ago
Given that all the stolen credentials were made public, I was hoping that someone would build a haveibeenpwned style site. We know we were compromised on at least a few tokens, but it would be nice to be able to search using a compromised t
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by bspammer 10mo ago
They disabled optimisations: > Lets compile the code, disabling optimizations with /Od to make sure that the pesky compiler doesn’t interfere with our algorithm
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by bspammer 10mo ago
Yes very funny to see their own model betray them like this: > The original “non‑profit, open, patents shared” promise now reads almost like an alternate timeline. Today OpenAI is a capped‑profit entity with a massive corporate partner,
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by bspammer 10mo ago
No one in my government has ever done as much harm to me as the people who share your opinion about taking reasonable measures to stop the spread of a deadly disease. The slippery slope claims by the anti-mask people have entirely failed to
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by bspammer 10mo ago
My guess is that it’s because there’s a lot of very negative comments about Brazil in that article. Trying to grade people for their opinions on a topic like that gets into dangerous territory.
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by bspammer 11mo ago
I really appreciate that despite being an obvious domain expert, he’s starting with the simple stuff and not jumping straight into crazy obscure parts of the x86 instruction set
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by bspammer 11mo ago
se-sto-008
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by bspammer 11mo ago
This also seems like an easy way for VPN providers to differentiate themselves with their apps. The fact that it hasn’t happened makes me think that it’s impossible with unrooted iOS
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by bspammer 11mo ago
I’m also on Mullvad, keep trying. It took me like 20 servers but I did find one.
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by bspammer 11mo ago
For the first one, the compiler should not allow the mutable list to be assigned to a more broadly typed mutable list. This is a compile error in kotlin, for example val items: MutableList<Int> = mutableListOf(3) val brokenI
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by bspammer 11mo ago
If you're keeping all the generated clocks in a database, I'd love to see a Facemash style spin-off website where users pick the best clock between two options, with a leaderboard. I want to know what the best clock Qwen ever made
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by bspammer 11mo ago
Much less than, 1 frame is 16ms
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by bspammer 11mo ago
> Once your YouTube video collection grows, it becomes hard to search and find a specific video. That's where Tube Archivist comes in: By indexing your video collection with metadata from YouTube, you can organize, search and enjoy
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by bspammer 11mo ago
Anecdata here, but I played Zelda Ocarina of Time on CRT when I was a child, and have since replayed it many times via emulator. The game never looked quite as good as I remembered it, but of course I chalked it up to the fact that graphics
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by bspammer 11mo ago
My mother fell for exactly this. Downloaded a ChatGPT clone and paid for it. She was quite upset with herself when I had to tell her. Until now I blamed Google, but now it seems much more likely that it was Apple’s fault.
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by bspammer 1y ago
Also GitHub is one of the very few western websites with a comment section that isn’t blocked in China.
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by bspammer 1y ago
I love Immich but the entire design and interface is so clearly straight up copied from Google photos. It makes me a bit nervous about their exposure, legally.
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by bspammer 1y ago
I think that’s the funniest joke I’ve ever seen an LLM make. Which probably means it’s copied from somewhere.
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by bspammer 1y ago
Visiting China will shake your world view as a westerner. It did mine. I’m still grateful at a personal level to live in a democracy, but I’m not as certain as I used to be that it’s the only way to run a country that benefits the people. T
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by bspammer 1y ago
Presumably she wrote it as "when I died on <insert day of death>"
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by bspammer 1y ago
Downloading the game wasn't a problem for anyone, as far as I know the CDN held up fine. The problem was the steam storefront, i.e. actually buying the game. This makes sense because there are several live service games on steam that h
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by bspammer 1y ago
It's pretty sad that the people in that thread don't seem to know what a DRM-free game is. The idea of a game as an executable that just runs unconditionally is a foreign concept, so it must have been "cracked"

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